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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-21
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by Ferdinand Wctzcl and Catharine Wetzel
his wife, To the undersigned trustee, bearing date
the lSt day of April, 1874, and recorded in the
Clerks office of the County Court of Ohio county,
West Virginia, in Deed of Trust Book No. 7, pages
22I, gs2j and ri, will sell, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY I'd, 1857,
at 10 o'clock u. m OH the premises all the fol
lowing described real estate, that is Ia say: A
certain tract or parcel of land lying and being on
the waters Of Peters Run, in ohio county, West
Virginia, beginning at II stone, corner Ia VIM
Martin on the north side of q small run: thence
north - west 10 poles tn stone in the forks of
u run; thence up the left or west branch south
I6t . west IL poles to stone; thence up the
branch south 81 p west IA poles 10 two small
Inns on the south side of the branch; thence
south ~ - west poles Ia ii stone; thence south
30 east Ia poles To a Spanish oak; thence south
II 10 east l. poles to stone in small run corner
IL Feay: thence down drain north CO. q" east ,
poles to u stone in drain; thence north 52la1o
east b poles tO stone in drain; thence north
CO. % east poles Ia a stone in drain; thence
south S1lo east poles to stone In drain; thence
north 10 east 70 p'leS To stone on the east side
Of Peters Run; thence north ISL west GO poles
IN q stone opposite the mouth OF a small run:
thence north 5Tlso west 2L2 poles to the begin
ming. containing acres, 3 rOOds and y perCheS.
Also, a certain other tract of land lying on the
waters Of Peters Run, bounded as follows, viz:
Ut "a UNJUST VI lllle
between the lands OF Philip Almond and Mrs.
Martin, which cnpticS into Peters Run; thence
north 10 west II l2.lO0 poles TO a corner stake;
thence north ne east lSS poles 10 a red oak:
thence south 10 east II ~ 100 poles to hickory:
thence south 40 east II 1910 poles to stake:
thence south IGio east IL 6i.l00 poles 10 \ small
locust: thence south $50 east 10 poles 10 q stake
near a locust: thence south ltiao east IL 2I.l0O
poles 10 small white oak; theme south 2liS"
west IS "a. 100 poles To stake on the run; thence
south ~ east -. 100 poles to II stake OH the
run; thence south AZ east 81 96 100 poles Ia the
place Of beginning, cOntaining52 acres with all
the Improvements
The above lands are situated near the National
road, west of lFladrlphia and are highly i'm
proved. Selling aS trustee | will convey such
title rs is veStSd in me, the title, however is be-
lieved 10 be uneXceptOnable.
TERMS OF SAlE-Dne-thirl, or Us much
more, Of the purchase money as the purchaser
may elect To pay. in cash on the day of sale and
the residue in two equal annual inStalments,
with interest on the deferred payments from said
day and the payment of the deferred install.
ments AMI interest to be secured 70 the satisfac-
ton of the trustee.
JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
W. II. HALLRR, Auctioneer ja2ieqgi
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TO CREDITORS.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

We have this day dissOlved partnership In the
mining, manufacturing and contracting busi,
ness. All partses knowing themselves indebted
10 us will please call aud settle. Those having
claims against US will present them ior se''ie-
Thanking the public for past generous patron.
age, we respectfully ask a continuance OF the
0''1~ s. ii. EASLES,
ID. R. BROOKS,
January l, 1887. Jsnaets
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Hotres.
K<srocKHoLDERs MEETING.

~ STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, Jan.
nary nth there win be a general meeting Oh the
Stool holders of the Wheeling Mining and Manu-
fsctnring Company, at No 17A Market street,
civ of Wheeling for the purpose Of organization,
eiecting a board of directors making bylaws laws
be lawfully done by said stockholders in general
, IN janliraw
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uTANTED-A SINGLE MAN TO WORK A
w small family garden take care OF COW
Reference required. J. K. GREER, Leather
wool ja2ls
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Aem advertisements.

yNTANTED-A ROOM WITH BOARD BY A
w young man. Must be centrally located
Address "F.," care REGISTER Office. Ja2iq
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MARTINS FERRY.

Conrad Long is able to be out again.
Work on the power house of the water
works was recommended yesterday.
The lately elected township officers were
sworn in by Clerk Hanes yesterday.
The agent and clerks mt the G. 7.
offices moved into their new offices yester-
day.
That waller dOrg," the hero of Bile
Beans and strychnine, still roams the
streets.
George Green, Will DOwney, Will Wood
ruff, and jim Peppers, contemplate trip
to Hollidaysburg, Pa, soon.
Mr.. Hiram Jones, master mechanic at the
.3tna machine shops in Bellaire, was in
the city on business yesterday.
The moulders at the Martins Ferry
stove works went on strike yesterday. The
grievance is the discharge of one of their
number.
Nearly all the machines at the Laughlin
were out of iron yesterday, aud in conse-
quence nearly the entire factory was closed
down after dinner.
Rev. +. Martin, of Brilliant, O., pastor
of the Baptist church of this place, is a
candidate for the Republican nomination
for State Senator from Jefferson county.
To-day Conrad Long begins the destruc-
ton of an old landmark on Washington
street, known us the Nancy Zane store
room, TO make room for his proposed new
two story brick building
Section Foreman Mooney Is engaged in
putting in two new switches near the new
G. & =. freight depot. One will run in be-
hind the freight house and the other con-
meet with the Water street switch.
The noon mail train west yesterday was
nearly an hour late, and passed through
the upper part of town at rate, not I'M
der forty miles an hour; in fact, it did not
commence to slacken its speed till it was
well into Clark's addition.
Our few remarks in Saturdays issue con-
corning the city Commissioner and how he
might employ himself, while the street
fund remains in state of vacancy, have
been misunderstood by some. We have no
fault to find with our old friend, and our
suggestions were given in the kindliest
spirit, with no intention to injure him or
place him in an unfair light before the
public.
On Sunday night William Hahn and
Jacob Belchinger were going up the c. &
j. K. r. track to their homes at Burling-
ton, at late hour, and when near the
laughlin mill Hahn, who was in the lead,
was attacked by four men supposed to be
tramps. He succeeded in getting away,
whercupOn the quartette turned their at
tentiOn to Belchinger, who did not fare so
well. They knocked him down, and beat
and choked him till he became submissive,
when his pockets were rifled and two dol
lars in money (all on his person. was
taken. lie was then allowed to go on his
way. There is no clue to the perpetrators
Of the outrage.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
Doings of Boats and Boatmsn along d
nhfn

Doings of Boats and Boatmsn along the
! Ohio.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet inches and falling.
John Werling and Con Mcdonald pilOted
the Raymond HOrneT from Louisville to
Pittsburg.
The elegant passenger packet, Andes,
will he tO'day's boat for Cincinnati, leay-
ing at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The towboat Hornet has arrived at
Pittsburg from this city with q tow OF
empties, which the S. =. Coe brought rs far
as Wheeling.
The W. w. O'Neil is due at New Orleans
with n tow of coal. She left Louisville
several days behind the Joe Williams, and
it is evident gained on the Williams, but
she did not have near as large tow.
Marks at other places Pittsburg, 3 and
Cloth feet; Oil City, foot inches and
at stand; Parker, | foot 10 inches and
falling; Greensboro, : feet and at stand
Brownsville, feet 6 inches and at a stand
Rice's Landing, 4 feet inches and falling;
Lock No. 4, 6 feet IL inches and falling;
MOrgantOwn, 3 feet 6 inches and at a
stand.
The following towboats are in port at
Pittsburg: Pacific, Ed Roberts. Ark, Tom
Rees, John Moren, Nellie Speer, George
w. Stone, Onward, Dick Fulton, Fred
Wilson, Charley Brown, Resolute, Iron
Age, Coal City, d. w. Woodward, Lud
Keefer, Hornet, Mount Glare, Time, Tom
DOdworth, Beaver, Diamond, Sam Miller,
J. S. Mercer, Joseph Walton, Sam Clark,
Ed Roberds, Joe Nixon, James Gilmore,
Frank Gilmore, Veteran No. ., W. G..
Horner, Advance, Clifton, J. s. Neil.
Rivermen here and on the Ohio are in q
condition of expectancy as TO what effect
the Interstate Commerce law will have
upon steamboat business. That the new
law gives some advantage 20 boatmen be-
tween st. Louis and PittsbuTg is a settled
fact. 1t is reasonably certain that the
river business between here and Pittsburg
will be revived TO some extent, and il il
altogether probable that new lines of
steamers will he established in the St
LOuis and Cincinnati trade.-,H. Louis
Globe Democrat.
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BIG POLICE COURT.
Twenty-three Cases Before Judge Jefters
Yesterday Morning.


Twenty-three Cases Before Judge Jefers
Yesterday Morning.
Judge Jeilers disposed of twenty-three
cases in Police Court yesterday morning, as
follows: JaEez GOsney, drunk, was fined
SO and costs, and committed to the work
house for ninety days in default of pay
ment; Joseph Fritz, drunk, fined 81 and
costs, and committed thirty days in de
fault of payment; James Chapman, drunk,
same fate; James Mackey, Tor interfering
with an officer in the discharge OF his duty,
was fined $50 and costs, and committed to
the City Prison five days without bail;
Frank Riddle, same offence and same pun
ishment; Jerry Hillery, disturbance OF the
peace, case dismissed; Frank Clugg, dis
turbancc of the peace, 81 and costs, paid;
Ida Robinson, keeping house of i'll fame,
$50 and costs, paid; Gertie Will
liams, inmate of house, So and costs;
James Smith, lettering in house, So and
Samuel Jones, same offence, same fine.
Thomas Thomas disOrderly, 50 and costs,
paid; William Finn, disturbance Of the
peace, same fine, paid; Edward Fisher,
same offence, same fine, paid; James
Sweeney, same offence, same fine, paid;
John HOrbik, same offence, s. and costs,
paid; Charles Johnson, same offence, s.
and costs, paid; George Lowry, same Of
fence, same fine, paid; Jesse Mercer, lOiter-
ing on sidewalk, SO and costs, paid; John
Collins, drunk, 81 and costs, paid; George
Seeheart, same offence, same fine, paid;
James Long, disorderly So and costs, paid.
The disorderlies were nearly all participants
in fights, all of which were reported in yes
terClay'S REGISTER
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BASE BALL.

Meeting Held by the Association Last
Evening The Price of Admission Fixed.
The Wheeling Base Ball Association held
its regular meeting last evening and trans
acted good deal Of business. The price
of admission was placed at % cents; ad
mission to the grand stand, 10 cents; ladies
free In addition one day every week viii
he designated ladies day." when they
will be admitted to the grounds free. Boys
under thirteen years will he charged ID
cents.
A proposition from W. White, the Fl,
nous short stop of the LOuisyilleS, and
Mr.. Collins, of Bellaire, to play game on
Thursday, had to he rejected on account OF
the unfinished condition of the grounds,
the Grounds Committee being hard pushed
to have them ready for the big free game
on Saturday.
The Indianapolis club, with Jack Glass
cock, will play here on the 25th and 26th
in>ts., and Duluth will be here the first of
next week. Our boys are all here, and,
Judging from their movements, we have q
fine team.
The Committee on Grounds is having a
room built exclusively for the use Of re-
pOrters, scorers, and telegraph operator,
which is a decided improvement. Taking
it all in all it is very probable that the
Wheeling club and the Wheeling grounds
will tiy the ribbon of the Ohio League for
the season Of 80.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and Going of Strangers.

Movements of Citizens and the Coming
and Going of Strangers.
John A. Long left last evening to join
the Veva, the Mattison and Cincinnati
packet.
Miss Annie Smith, of South Woods
street, left on visit to friends in ALE
gheny, Pa.
Miss Nora Gately, of Portsmouth, Chic,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Patrick Gately,
of the South Side.
Miss Lizzie lsaacs, 4 popular young lady
from Grafton, w. Va, is visiting relatives
on South Chapline street.
Rev. w. G. Waddell, of New Athens,
Ohio, is in the city on his way to Bellairc
to attend the Wheeling Presbytery.
James Holmes and Joe Miller, four
prominent iron workers OF the East End,
who are now working in Pittsburg, are
down on visit.
Miss Mary johnson, a charming young
lady from DennisOn, O., who has been the
guest of her friend, Miss Annie Carson, on
South Jacob street, will leave for home
to-day.
Mr.. James Holmes, formerly of this city,
hut now of Allegheny, Pa, is in the city.
Mr.. Holmes isa member of the Black Eagle
Drum Corps, and is here or the occasion
of their ball.
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EvAse sci
a ARG AaaIsnes ana Zinc rsrlsrm.

A Large Audience and Fine Perform.
Rice's Beautiful Evangeline Company,
under the management Of w. w. Tllot-
son, gave their first performance at the
Opera House, last evening, to delighted
audience. The scenery and costumes were
very fine, while the music was all that
could be desired. The extravaganza is
full of comicalities and bright and pleasing
songs. Some Of the vocal parts, like Le-
Blanc's descriptive song the duet between
'Eyangeline" and Gabriel and Lets
Steal Away" took the audience by storm.
Miss Lily Blow took the part of Evan
geline," and Miss Irene Verona was ga
briel." Miss Susie Winner "Eulalie, /"
Miss Hindie Harrison "Feleeian," while
Mr.. George Fortescue as Catherine" WAS
immense. Mr.. George Mason as Captain
DIETRICH" was very funny. The play
will be repeated this evening, and the sale
of seats insures another packed house.
The Amazon March and the Miseirble
Ruffians were especially good. In fact,
the whole show is one of the finest and
best ever put on the Wheeling stage.
Bargains in dry goods at L. s. Good & Co. $.
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Resolutions Of Respect.
HALL or GARNET CoUSCn No 1O7,
NATIONAL UNION.
NHIIUNAL UNIUN,
MARTINS FERRY, o., April 8, 1887.


MARTINS FERRY, o., April 8, 1887.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God, our
Father, and Creator Of us all, 10 visit ouI
community, and call from his family and
our brotherhood, our friend John A.
Stewart; Therefore, as a Just tribute TO his
memory, Be it resolved by Garnet Council,
No. los, n. L., Martins Ferry, Ohio:
lst That while we deeply feel the los
Of our friend We can but bow in humble
submission to the will Of the Creator who
doeth all things we'll.
I'd. That in the death of John A.
Stewart this Council loses a true friend, a
worthy member, and one beloved by all
his associates.
Sd. That we extend our most sincere
sympathies TO the members of his family
in their sad bereavement.
4th. That copy of these resolutions be
presented to the family Of our deceased
friend, and that they be published in the
REGISTER and NeIrs Letter, and be spread
upon the records of the Council.
9Th That as further token Of respect
the charter Of the Council be draped in
mourning for a period Of thirty days.
X. F. ALLKHDER,
JYo 8. COCHRAN,
WILL H. HALL,
Committee.
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"Grogan's Elevation"

A good sized audience greeted "Grogan's
Elevation" at the Grand Opera House last
evening, and left highly pleased. The piece
abounds in funny situations, laughable
sayings, and combines pathOs in its make
up. The fire scene at the end of the first
act is beyond doubt one of the funniest and
the most novel ever seen on the stage
of the Grand. MeSsrs. Sheehan and
Coyne, in their roles Of "Grogan" and
"NIrs. Grogau," are great, and the
balance of the company is strong. The
music is new and catching, the dancing
fine and the specialties all first-class. 1t is
impossible to particularize, but those who
90 TO see for themselves need have no fear
of not leaving highly pleased with the play
and company. There is nothing done nor
said that would offend the most tastidiOus.
Large houses should be the order every
evening, as it is one of the best attractions
Manager Genther has had this season.
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The Nail Trade.


The nail trade is represented to be de-
moralized, but that must be taken with
a grain of salt" for this nail trade is pc
culiar in the fact that it is unreliable any
way you take it; and nail travellers or
statesmen can do more philOsophizing on
results and write more confused reports
than ordinary business men would deem
possible, certainly not profitable. There
has been some cutting OF prices reported,
but this unbusinesslike method of etiecting
sales is by no means confined to
the nail trade, and as there is excessive
production in any line it will not be
stopped. Taking philosophical view of
it, there is no use of lretting about it. 1t
has one tendency, however, and that is to
ccntralize the business of production. The
natural drift of nail production is toward
this upper Ohio valley say between Steu-
benville and BenwOod and Bcllaire, with
headquarters at Wheeling This is the
manifest destiny of the nail business.
Natural gas and cheap coal ordained it and
a multiciplicity of unequaled supplement
tary advantages have ratified it.
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Index to New Advertisements
SECOND PAaE

SECOND PAGE.
White Mountain FreezcrS-Neshiu < Bro.
Furnished Room with BOARD
HartkOf Museum Of Anatomy.
Introduce Natural GaS.
Commissioners sale.
The New Penn Mutual Building Association.
CarbolcryStal-R. H. List.
Gate City Stone Filter-Ewing BruS.
FOURTH PAGE.
Spring SpOrtS-StantOn & Davenport
Ideal PutS-GeO. W. JuhnSOu'S Sons
Hanled-GirlS To stem Tobacco.
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We are receiving daily new goods of the
leading makers, among which are the IA
nous Edwin c. Burt, Garside Il Son, Laird
Shober & Mitchell ladies fine shoes; also
the finest line of mems shoes in the city,
which are uneXcelled tor style and fit.
SPECIAL SALE this week OF one lot of
ladies' French kid hand-sewed button
shoes, sizes TO 6, at one half the former
price. We offer them at this price to close
them out this week.
J.. V. BLOND.
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Fine Music.

A large and fashionable audience assem-
bled'at Banners music hall last evening
to listen to Rossini's oratorio, ''Stabat
Mater" which was sung in excellent style
by Signor d'Auria's operate class, this
being the third recital of the class.
The finest features were the duet "Quis
est Homo" by Nine. d'Auria and Miss
Fannie Caldwell; the solo, 'Cujus Ami
nam, " by Mr.. Ankle, and "Iniammatus,"
solo and chorus, Nine. dAuria taking the
solo part. Everybody left delighted.
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ABOUT THE CITY.


The following transferof real estate was
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yes
terday:
Deed made April 9, 1887, between Louis
F. Stifel, trustee, to Sophia Bartolles, for
lot No. IL in square No. 81 in Joseph Cald-
Wells addition to the city. Consideration,
80. 500.
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Genuine KANGAROO Shoes

are the lightest and finest gentlemen's
shoes made. We have received large line
of them, which we offer at the very lowest
prices consistent with quality.
J. w. ANICK,
ll43 Main Street.
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mbrelin9 Register
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thermometer Record.

Mr. C. SchnePf the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations of
the temperature yesterday: q. m, -;
3 a. m, 80; Il m, y; p. m, -; p.
NJ, "A. Weather, clear.
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Miss ELLA DILLON in the trial scene
from ''The Merchant of Venice, at the
Opera House, Thursday night.
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TWENTY-FIVE pieces all-wOol Carpets
at 63c, per yard, reduced from 75c., at
Stone & Thomas.
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SIXTYTwO-CENT Powered Carpets
marked down TO soc, this week, at Stone
< Thomas.
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THIRD Grand Hop given by the Circle
Of Friendship, at New MendelssOhn Hall,
on Wednesday evening, April 18th.
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GREATEST bargains ever offered in Car
pets this week at Stone & Thomas.
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PROF. BANE with Guitar and Banjo, al
Opera House, Thursday night.
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BARGAINS in table linens, quilts and
sheetings this week at Stone 4 Thomas i.
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You can save money by buying your
Boots and Shoe from Jos. Hasenauer.
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White Cloth SuItiugs.

TICKETS this morning at Banners for
the Opera House Thursday night.
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To Advertise,

IMMENSE assortment of rugs of every
description at Stone & Thomas.
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NEW styles and cOlorings in body brus.
sells, from 81 per yard up, at Stone &
Thomas.
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New stock of white cloth and flannel
sukings, with trimmings to suit, opened
this morning by Geo. r. Taylor.
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COMING Through the Rye" at the
Opera House, Thursday night.
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NEw dress goods arriving daily at Stone
& Thomas.
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THE Ten Virgins, " at the Opera House,
Thursday night.
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/. V. BLOND.

SOILOQUY of Richard ILL.,, at the Opera
House, Thursday night.
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BARGAINS in Rugs and Lace Curtains
this week. at Stone x Thomas.
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Thomas.
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Nnfcal

Ladies' Button, Lace and Cater Shoes
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Jos HAsESAUER,
No. 104S Main Street.
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BRUSSELS CARRIES from Soc up at
Stone a TbOIfasj
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We will give to every purchaser fancy
Easter Card. Call at l04S Main Street.
Jos. HASENAUER.
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Bargains in dry goods at LIS. Good & Co. s